The demo was flawless. The AI model processed customer support tickets in real-time, categorized them accurately, and even drafted preliminary responses that sounded human. The VP of Customer Success was impressed. The CTO nodded approvingly. Budget ...

A branch came in for review with about sixty commits on it, every one authored by someone on the team. He hadn't written them. Claude Desktop had, running on his laptop, signing commits with the git identity we configured during setup. As far as the ...

Notes from an AI video project, and the release cadence that turned one team into the project's owners The most common artifact of an enterprise AI rollout is a dead feedback channel. It gets created in week one with genuine enthusiasm, collects a b...

Last weekend the season finale of House of the Dragon ran for seventy-five minutes. I decided that was long enough to build an agentic chatbot. That was my goal. And I was determined to make it. So I watched the episode on one screen with a terminal ...

A colleague forwarded me an internal slide with one number on it. Fifty-nine percent of companies are using agentic AI. And the bullet point underneath it said we were behind. What followed it was a request for budget for an agentic platform license,...